Scott was the kind of person who could work a double shift as a steelworker and then come home and mow his neighbor's lawn.

“He was the hardest-working person you've ever known,” said his son, Christopher booth. “He was always about helping others and didn't care about getting anything in return.”

Mr. Booth worked as a milling machine operator for the former Standard Steel Corp., Latrobe, for more than 42 years. He was a member of the United Steelworkers and retired in 2015.

When he wasn't at his day job, he was helping neighbors with their projects. Even until recently, he shoveled people's walkways and driveways when it snowed.

“He had to stay busy; he had to stay active. Nobody could slow him down,” said his son Joshua booth.

Scott W booth died Wednesday, March 14, 2018, at home. He was 62. 

He is survive by his wife Kimberly sons Joshua,jerry Jeremy ,Christopher ,Benjamin and daughters Cindy,Shayla,melissa and martha